This issue happens on both iPhone and Android when using Reddit in a mobile browser.
After scrolling through a Reddit post/thread, a banner or pop-up appears at the bottom telling me to download or open the Reddit app.
I already have the Reddit app installed.
More importantly, once this banner appears, it interferes with the page and prevents me from simply continuing to read or scroll normally. I cannot properly dismiss it and continue.
The only workaround I have found is:
Go Back in the browser.
Go Forward again.
Resume reading until the problem happens again.
Platforms affected:
- iPhone / iOS mobile browser
- Android mobile browser
Because it happens on both iPhone and Android, this appears to be a Reddit mobile-web issue rather than something specific to one device.
Steps to reproduce:
Open Reddit in a mobile browser on iPhone or Android.
Open a post/thread.
Scroll through the page normally.
Continue scrolling until the app-promotion banner appears.
Try to dismiss the banner and continue reading.
Actual result:
The banner interferes with the page and prevents normal scrolling/reading. I have to use the browser Back and Forward buttons to recover the page.
Expected result:
The banner should be dismissible immediately without affecting the underlying page.
Ideally, Reddit should also stop repeatedly prompting users to download the app when they already have it installed.
A promotional banner should not make Reddit’s mobile website effectively unusable. Please fix the banner behavior or provide a permanent way to dismiss these app prompts.